Being a fan of bands in the ’80s and early ’90s could often turn you into an obsessive collector. You’d find yourself hitting every independent and used record store within a 50-mile radius to dig through the bins. You’d hope to find that rare import 12 inch with a B-side
Blu-ray Review: Creepy-Creatures Double-Feature: The Crawling Hand & The Slime People
The Crawling Hand and The Slime People were the perfect sci-fi double feature when they released back in 1963. One featured a nightmare dropping onto Earth from space. The other had a nightmare rising up from the ground and threatening the Earth. People in their cars at the drive-in didn’t
Blu-ray Review: Gialli, Guns and Gore – The Brutal Films of Darren Ward
When the camcorder became easy to use and somewhat affordable in the mid-80s, things changed for the wannabe home movie enthusiast. No longer did you have all the expenses involved with shooting an 8mm home movie. Your father didn’t scream at you wasting film. You didn’t have to stand still
Sunday Drive: Matching Your Golf Ball to Your Game Speed
Matching your golf ball to your swing speed can change your score from a frustrating double bogey to a clean par. Many golfers grab any ball from their bag without thinking about how it reacts to their swing. Understanding the science of compression helps you pick the right gear for
Arrow Video’s May schedule has Blue Thunder, G.I. Samurai and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
With summer approaching, Arrow Video brings out a trio of great summer flicks for May. First off is Blue Thunder, a true science fiction film that questioned what would happen with the police were giving military weaponry. In this case, the LAPD wants the next generation in helicopters to patrol